Tariff Refunds Boost Bottom Line for Dillard’s in Second Quarter
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- wwd.comseen 15 Aug, 17:35headline rewritten
Dillard’s Q2 Sales Rise 1 Percent, Net Income Surges 34 Percent Amid Tariff RefundsTariff Refunds Boost Bottom Line for Dillard’s in Second Quarter
All 2 reports on Thu, 13 August 2026
What it is about
Neil SaundersDillardDillard IncInternational Emergency Economic PowersJohn MagsamInternational Emergency Economic Powers ActArkansas Tech University In RussellvilleArkansas, United States
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Thu, 13 August 2026
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Dillard’s Q2 Sales Rise 1 Percent, Net Income Surges 34 Percent Amid Tariff RefundsDillard’s Q2 sales up 1 percent to $1.455B, net income jumps 34 percent with tariff refunds. Strong gains in women's accessories, lingerie, and home categories.
- arkansasonline.com21:23
Little Rock-based department store chain Dillard's Inc. strongly beat earnings estimates for its second quarter despite flat revenue, with about a third of the quarter's profit coming from tariff refunds.